public void UpdatePartData(PartCatalog part, string partId)
{
var partToUpdate = _partCatalogContext.Find(partId);
if (partToUpdate != null)
{
_logger.Info("Found record Id " + partToUpdate.Id + " in Table " + tableNameUsedByLogger);
partToUpdate.PartName = part.PartName;
partToUpdate.PartCategoryId = part.PartCategoryId;
_partCatalogContext.Commit();
_logger.Info("Updated record Id " + partToUpdate.Id + " in Table " + tableNameUsedByLogger);
}
}
private void Register(StyleCopCore core)
{
this.registrationLifetimes.Next(
lifetime =>
{
Dictionary <SourceAnalyzer, List <StyleCopRule> > analyzerRulesDictionary = StyleCopRule.GetRules(core);
// Not the best way of doing this, but better than reflection. Create a "fake" parts catalogue
// that contains parts representing the attributes that we would specify if we were doing this
// "properly" and not dynamically based on the rules loaded by StyleCop and any addins (this is
// compounded by allowing addins to be different per-solution, thanks to the settings subsystem).
// Adding the catalogue to the global parts catalogue causes ReSharper to automatically evaluate
// it, and automatically remove it when the lifetime is terminated.
IPartsCatalogue catalogue = this.CreateFakeCatalogue(analyzerRulesDictionary);
PartCatalog catalog = catalogue.WrapLegacy();
this.partsCatalogueSet.Catalogs.Add(lifetime, catalog, null);
});
}
public void PostNewPartToDB(PartCatalog part)
{
_partCatalogContext.Insert(part);
_partCatalogContext.Commit();
_logger.Info("Inserted record Id " + part.Id + " into Table " + tableNameUsedByLogger);
}
